From the Microsoft Dynamics 365/CRM Blogs: Testing tools; Currency management; Field security profiles; Portals

This week on the Dynamics 365 and CRM blog roundup:

• Dynamics 365 testing frameworks - open source GitHub Microsoft Dynamics CRM testing tools
• Currency management in Dynamics 365 and CDS for Apps
• Field security profiles, unmanaged solutions, and why we should actually be looking at the warnings in the solution import logs
• Dynamics 365 portals: entity list of "my" records

Dynamics 365 testing frameworks - open source GitHub Microsoft Dynamics CRM testing tools

On Mohamed Mostafa's Blog, Mostafa stated that several Microsoft Dynamics 365 consultants and customers have asked him what test frameworks or Dynamics 365 testing tools are available. So he decided to write a post to list all the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Customer Engagement testing tools that he trusts.

The first tool on his list is EasyRepro by Microsoft, an automated UI testing API for Dynamics 365. Mostafa stated that EasyRepro is a Dynamics 365 testing library helps teams of consultants and developers with UI testing of Dynamics 365 solutions.

EasyRepro APIs provide an easy to use set of commands that make setting up UI testing quick and easy. The functionality Microsoft provided covers core CRM commands that end users would perform on a typical workday and which can be extended to cover more functionality.

You can find out where to get Microsoft EasyRepro on GitHub and read about some other tools here.

Currency management in Dynamics 365 and CDS for Apps

On Henry Jammes' PowerBlog, Jammes stated that multi-currency management is a standard feature in Dynamics 365 (actually in its underlying platform: the Common Data Service for Apps).

Jammes stated that administrators configure each desired currency, such ...